The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 21, 1919, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
PAGE SIX
A CHILD MUST GR
A child cannot choose its period of growtt
attends to this with laws well-nigh inalte
child of retarded growth or feeble, vital
and should have help to promote healthh
scons ENOISI
abundant in nourishing substances that
f growth and strength, is invalual
help to a growing child. Scott's
child over the weak places.
Scott's helps a backward child develop
Scott & Bowuc, liloomfickl. N. J,
STRAW VOTE SHOWS extra session, lie say
VARIED OPINIONS' swer to the ,|nes,ion '
j ing the views of his or
(Continued From Page :!.) 1 ?"-*?"? Marlboro
an extra session. "la
S60.000.000 In bonds for road, propr,at,on bil1 and tl
building i e(l thereto and we mil
Minis, Edgefield: Opposed to an bnve '?r one >'ear don<
extra session, but thinks the tnem-j ape *? ,be taxpayers,
hers would probably agree if called 's ,bat ^ith mature
in extra session, lie is not sure that i sess,on- 80,Me lpK?3lati<
satisfactory highway legislation ar,p<'- does not
though would be enacted. Failure cou'd ')P agreement a
to submit the question was the McMillan, Charle
great barrier last month, he thinks. ^ ps 'or p*tra se
Constituents on Job. equally emphatic as
Mishoe, Horry: Favors an extra *bat 'bp taptabers wo
session, "ilecause of the pressure. business. 1 have
brought to bear on our delegation tenures, 'n answer tr
in the interest of pood roads lepis- ^p attitude in tr;
lation." He believes the members Rpt agreement and co
would agree, and "so far as Horry! fprpnces.
is concerned we are ready to sup-j Nunn, York: Oppos
port any bill within reason " | Rpssinn as he does m
Moise. Sumter: Not in favor of an legislators are any
thini. ment than when adji
r.\U tt cin 11*7 \i\rxra uui initio
the chances for results are any bet-| t^en two weeks ngr
ter than when the general assembly, 'nso,'t the referendum
was in session. Mr. Moise is un-j v,'nto<1 passage of the
qualifiedly in favor of good roads1 m?nth, hf thinks,
legislation. Not With Opp
Moore, Greenwood: Opposed to Oliver, Georgetown:
an extra session and says the mem- r*lra session and fee
hers would not compose their dif- members would agree
Terences. He will vote for each an "bJPCtor" to the \
county to have its own bond issue s"?- he says, and "an
Greenwood has an Issue of $r>00,- in reason to get the w
000. He says he is reflecting the, Orr, Oconee: Oppr
sentiment of his county. 1 tra session, because w
Morrison, Charleston: In favor iilf'ire was in session 1
of an extra session and thinks the "the whole propositioi
members would get together He Is *? the house and I hai
willing to meet the opposition more niy mind." The me
than half way. not get together.
Moss. Cherokee: Favors an ex- Owens. Marlboro: (
tra session and is confident the tra session None of
members would agree. He would ducorl stilted him,
also he w illing to compromise to get "vicious" and "loader
action. Pasley, Spartanburg
Mower Newberry: "Not voting " tra session, and thin
was the reply. that the members t
McAdams Abbeville: Opposed to gether if called liaek.
an extra session, hut will go the willing to make reas
limit to get some result. sions to get "real roar
MeDavid. Greenville: Favors an r'egues Marlboro: 1
extra s"ssion and is of the opinion rlom of an extra sessi
that the memhorrf would unite on whether the members
oC.rr.r dr-floP" plan T,r wi" ,rn :,!J ?-'ot^or- A nine and
"far as you like" to pot tltcm to unit*- levy and a rloomv o
and compromise. future are cited as fi
No Pay, Then No Work. Preacher. Jasper:
McDonald. Oconee; Does not fa extra session and will
vor an extra session, as agreement for any pood roads m
nmonp the members Is doubtful K the opinion that
there is an extra session, "then we would return with a d
roust pet our full pay as the law t?l- themselves on the po<
lows." He would favor a plan. No Benefit to
adoptinp the county as the tin it in Pursley York: Opp
road hulldlnp. tra session as "it Is
McElveen. Florence: Opposed to Tho mPmberR would ,
~"jl _ _ m _ can not put taxes or
C fall** M I I & fll SO many nf ,h? P?'?Plr
1 V & u CS ? jf J | 8# benefit therefrom, fi
____________ povernor will not cal
THE GUARANTEED TONIC
FOR WOMEN ! extra session, tmless i
~~~~~~islation can he assu
. Stella-Vitae ha* been in success-. compromise his own
fit 1 nc/t ? r* f MP t rt ul n lftl Y ( kl I hrKO I I t <PAQP< 1
peculiar to women for more than c anv ox,f>nt ,fiaf w k
third of a century. i Richardson, Greeni
For nearly ten years it has lx*>r , lo oxtra session, but
sold under a plain, positive guarantee reasonable
to benciit. Less than one fc>ot-'
tie out of every one thousand would allow Greenv
sold has been refunded for, and every ; counties with large
claim for a refund has been satisfied, consideration for the
Thousands of letters like this praising 1 . . . ... .
Stella-Vltae and telling of benefit tc! bHnK bu,lt- He doP:
suffering women have been received. members would agre
firs. E. 1*1. Russell, of Mill Spring", called hack.
N. C.,gratefully w riles us as follows: Riley. Hamherg: I
was in a most wretched condi- road moaaur(, before
tion, had palpitation of the heart month, but is oppos
and would swell and bloat in a most ho n
distressing way. When 1 began Ja.uineV iL ?*,u
using Stella-Vitae I weighed 108 blll ? brml(tht
pounds. Now I weigh 135. lam ?.??<? M1|
more thankful than 1 can ever tell i Rfver? rh?,?fie,
you for the great good this won- Mtri, , d
derful medicine has done me. ? . ,h? ,
Mrs Russell was at that critical j tbaf ,bfi 1
period, the "change," and her sincere 9?me action for a s
gratitude for the blessed relief will be of highways. Me fa
understood and appreciated by every property levy and a
woman who reads her letter. i ? ... "
Stella-Vltae has proved a boon tc ?ll,to|"?bde license. t<
suffering womanhood, to young girh to each county on th
approaching their first vital period, tc Rubs. Horry: Pors
approaching the anguish ol; an ftx^ra session, for
childbirth, to women approaching thei ,
"changcof life." Stella-Vitae strength-, members would
ens the female organs and promote.'! foe a statewide syste
regularity in the monthly function. highways. "Tho 11
No risk of loss is taken by any suf rfiad to vote for
fenng woman who tries Stella-Vltae .... ,, ? ?
on our guarantee of tho first bottle. b'll, Mr. Russ says
All dealers sell Stella-Vitae and will! Russell. Herkeley:
return your money if it does not ben? tra session, "If anyt
At you. XXin'li put off a trial. j Compliahed. My p
' LANCASTER NEWS,
much disappointed." He is willing NKUKC
wrW ; to do all In his power to relieve the
situation. Ashe
' *"dlUre | Scurry, Georgetown: Favors an negro c
fclblC. f\ ! extra session and he says that is the Bradsh
ijjy Heeds i v'ew ^'s c?unty- He believes the make 1
J* .1 members will get together without ets mix
growrn. , delay. and he will do anything to get kalsom
?* n J a start in road building. three y
R Bijj Sprott. Clarendon: Opposed to an was in
H $ extra session, but would vote for the out th<
m S %8I nne mill tax levy and 50 cents horse that or
Vfl power bill for automobiles as pro- aid wai
vided by the last bill up. if called Mr. 1
Dromot? hark- He does not think the mem- and Mr
i | . .. , bers would get together. cook st
I o in i r o
i?m no i St chip. Anderson: Does not favo?" been le
helps a ! extrn session and says members on and
would not art. If brought together and thl
again. He will support any reas
naturally. enable measure that will give to
18~10 | each county the money It pays In. MB
??? Turner. Chesterfield: Does not fa- Jfl H
s "No" in an- vor an Px'ra session, without assvr- M1 Ml
f he is reflect- nmp that the members would unite I it
)untv on some plan for good roads. JJ '11
Opposed to Welch, Williamsburg: Against an [BjH
iok at the np- PXtra session. He thinks the pronele
lew attach- s',,on building a statewide sys- It H
st see that wo ,em of KOO<1 ronf,s ,s *urh a bi* nn" I Kill
9 enough dam- dertaklng that, "we should make ||^j
' His opinion haste slowly." The members would llT
thought next T?r?hahly get together ir brought HIJH
on will he enthink
there Williams. Orangeburg: Onposed t'? ^_
t this time ' nn exfra session and no good roads
ston* Votes wou'd he passed if the general *
, . assembly were called together again,
ssion and is
to his belief Berkeley is Inhnimoun.
iuld get down' Winter. Berkeley: Favors an ex,.
, tra session and is unanlmouslv reno
limit, he
. . .... fleeting the opinion of his county.
> what would *
, ,, Wise. Charleston: Favors nn exying
to unite,
... tra session and is of the opinion the
impromise difmembers
would act In harmony if
, . . called together again. He would do
ed to extra
, ... all in his power for good roads, if
ot believe the '
brought hack, as he did when the
nearer agree-;
_ . general assembly was in session last
nurnment was
). Failure to moTlth,
? Woods, Clarendon: Favors an exi
feature pre
? . , tra session and feels confident the
i measure last
| members would pass a good roads
bill. That is the opinion of his counoattion.
Favors nn would go "the limit" to get
t . , ,. action.
Is certain the
... . Young. Kershaw: Favors an ex(.
I am not
. . tra session and savs the members
jood roads Is#
will rectify themselves He savs ho
l for anvthlng ,
, , , ,. will unite on. agree to or compro ork
started.
. . mise on anv good roads hill, "be>sed
to an ex.
, cause I want good roads and a man
hen the legls.
who is not in favor of good roads is
he was against
. . a hack number indeed."
a as presented
. . Brockington, Charleston: Favors
fe not changed
. .. an extra session to begin the second
mhers would
Tuesday in July,
opposed to ex- dames E. Davis, Barnwell: Thinks
the bills Intro- an *'xlrn session necessary and says
ns they were of Harnwell demand an
i immediate good roads law. His
y Opposes e\ opinion is that the members will pot
ks it doubtful Hipether without delay He is wlll.v011
Id p?>t to- an>' lt'iiRth to pet a start
lie would he
enable eonres- Rood roads liuiidinp.
|s K. \V RU!s. Harnwell: Opposed to
toubts the wis- ,>x,ra session as it would entail tnneh
on and doubts expense and h>s opinion is that the
ivou'd pet to- members would not apre?.
one-half mil! MHey. Hamherp: Opposes an exutlook
for the " ? ? -*" ^
irther reasons. siv*' aT,(' *Hsit there is nothinc of itn- a
Votes for an portanee that can not wait. He is I
work and vote retlectinp the views of his county. I
ensure lie is says. He does not think the B
the members members would apree on any pood
esire to correct r?ads measure. He will support no
id roads issue that carries an automobile lireuse
taX and that does not seek to
Many. . .....
benefit the masses.
msed to an ex- Walker. Kdpeflejd: Favors an ex- *
un< ailed for (ra session, if a majority of the
not apree. He moni^(Ms indicate their support of a
i people, when ^no(j ro;i<js measure. In Kdpefleld
will derive no ,ju.rc js j?f.n??ra| disappointment that
[e hopes the no ROO(j roa,js measure was passed,
1 an extra ses- h(? say8
Opposed to _ mmmm
r NAUSEALESS ?
tverpfoodnr(!adl0 PAI flMFl ft S
Hlle: Opposed UnLUIflLL lu Ig
would vote for, DC0T [(in nil ! 0*
LANCASTER. S. C.
> COOK MARKS HOT ??
CAKRS WITH KALHOMINK
ville. March 17.?When the HOLDERS OF
;ook in the home of Harry P. |npn?| HAtm
aw, at Fletcher's started to I IDLDTy D|1BT|
lot cakes she got her buck- LIULIl I I DwilU
:ed and made the cakes with
Ine as a result of which a are advised to hold them. If j
ears old child of Bradshaw's must de?l only with reap
a serious condition through- I 8'^e bankers. We
a day and physicians stated ^ _
ily by quick call for medical Bliy dtlQ SOll
i the child's life saved. LIBERTY BOND
Bradshaw was out of the city
s. Bradshaw III in bed. The All Issues and Denomination!
ated that some kalHotnine had Write us if interested,
ft in the bucket In the kltch- rniicr rniumuw nr '
. . , ^ inuai vunmni ur btUKbl
she not the buckwhjit flour
Is bucket mixed. C*pH" mnd ??!*? . *2.000.0
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March 26th-27th, 1919, s
RUNNING RACES TRC
Free for all Trot or Pate for South Carolina ov
Free for all Trot, Open to the World
Commences at 2 p. m. each day. Admission i
Just a pleasant Automobile Hide from
L an, :r dloi run nu
bond issue fair -Q
roads built or Doctors and Druggists Claim Calo- "fi
s not think the till**, the VuiinchIchm Calomel, 1m "K (
e, if they were ljuxntivo for Colds, <iri|?|>o
and IntlueiiMt. "J1
rOted for every QJ
the house last . . .. . , , , , . A|
At the first stpn of a eold, is the 1 r
ed to an extta ijmt, t(> (a^e a Calotab, the perfected j^i
10 results would nausea less calomel that lias all the 1
Id support most liver benefits left in and the sting
l)ary taken out. Doctors say that there
is nothing like it to put your liver t 1
;e Itasls. and keep your system in condition L m
d: Favors an (0 resist and avoid colds, Influenza f J
of the opinion and pneumonia. m J
vould unite in The heHt insurance against infiu- L enza
and pneumonia is a good active T J
tatewide system 9n/vniir nhv?,ct,?, or ,ir.i?i.t =1
vors a one mill wm |rji you that ('alotabs is (he ? g
$1 horse power most thorough nud effective, as well j
> he apportioned na the safest and most agreeable L e
mileage basis, remedy for this purpose [J
One f alotab at bed time with a _ 1
onally he favors flWallow or water?that's all. No I .
he believs now Halts, no nausea, nor the slightest in- f J
unite on a plan terferenre with your eating, pleas- . ]
m of permanent ure or work. Next morning you I.
, awake feeling fine with a hearty ap- r
firry delegation pet)t0 for breakfast. 'Your eold has - J
any reasonable vanished and you are ready for I ?
work or play. Calotabs are sold bv J
Favors an ex- druggists everywhere in sealed * ]
.packages, price thirty-flve cents.
hing can )? ac your money handed right back If
eople are very yOU are not delighted.?Adv, L-JWI
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FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1919.
?* CITATION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.
S STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Lancaster.
By J. E. Stewman, Judge of ProOU
bate*
>n_ Whereas Samuel C. Vaughn hath
made suit to me to grant him Letters
of Administration of the estate
and effects of Rosa C. Vaughn. *
These are. therefore, to cite and
S admonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said de
ceased, that they be and appear bei
fore me, in the Court of Probate, to
be held at Lancaster on 26th March,
1919 next, after publication thereA
of at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have, why
said Administration should not bo
granted.
Given under my hand this 7th ?
day of March Anno Domini 1919.
? J. E. STEW MAN,
Probate Judge.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
n are CREDITORS.
office
at ,10 A" persons indebted to the estate
of Francis It. Twitty, deceased, will .
t make payment at once, and those
iditor having claims against said estate
will present same, duly authenticate
ed, to the undersigned.
?P. M. TWITTY, Adinr.,
Estate Francis R. Twitty, de"
v * ceased.
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